In Drug War Heresies, drug experts Robert MacCoun and Peter Reuter argue that it is plausible that decreasing drug penalties will:
A. not substantially increase use.
B. substantially increase illicit drug use.
C. substantially decrease illicit drug use.
D. have an unknown impact on drug use.
E. none of the above.
Answer: A
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Background records always include the views of the client
A. True B. False
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A. it is not a popular idea. B. it is not politically feasible. C. it is more of a macro issue than a micro issue. D. it is too cumbersome of a task.
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